Resources to champion the GBC
Together we can help to create a fairer and more sustainable world where people matter.
On this page, you will find resources to help you champion the Good Business Charter with your clients/customers, through your supply chain, on social media, at events and via any other networks/groups you are a part of. You can also visit our ‘Making the most of your accreditation’ webpage which guides you through the effective steps you can take to maxmise your accreditation.
If you have questions about championing the Good Business Charter or how to use these resources, email our Community Manager Sam Beardall at sam@goodbusinesscharter.com
Information videos
What is the Good Business Charter?
This one-minute animated video is useful for letting your employees, customers and suppliers know why good business matters and that your organisation is committed to being an organisation that puts people first and behaves responsibly.
You can share this video in employee and customer newsletters, at employee inductions and training, with your supply chain, on social media, at events you attend and on your website values/about us page.
Benefits of accreditation with the Good Business Charter
This one-minute animated video can help to explain how the GBC is an accessible accreditation that can help communicate your values, attract top talent and foster loyal customers and that provides a framework for embedding your responsible business practices.
You can encourage more organisations to commit to behaving responsibly by sharing this video with your supply chain, via business networks you are part of and on social media.
Information packs
Overview of the GBC
This overview of the Good Business Charter is a useful summary of the accreditation, why it matters, the benefits and who is endorsing it.
It can be shared with anyone who would like an overview of the GBC or is considering accreditation.
GBC information pack
This 20-page document goes into detail about the Good Business Charter and how compliance is monitored.
It can be shared with anyone who would like more details about the GBC, as well as those considering accreditation.
Presenting and exhibiting at events
Doing good business with the Good Business Charter
This presentation gives a clear overview of how the GBC is helping your responsible business practices. It can also be used to share how people are demanding it, how the GBC is an accessible accreditation that can help communicate your values, attract top talent and foster loyal customers
You can encourage more organisations to commit to behaving responsibly by delivering this presentation via networks you are part of and any other events you attend.
If you would like to use GBC branded materials at your event or stand, please contact communications@goodbusinesscharter.com
If you are planning to showcase the GBC at an upcoming event we ask that you inform us by emailing communications@goodbusinesscharter.com so we can promote the event through our channels and ensure you have everything that you need.
Questions and more information
FAQs to help those championing the Good Business Charter
This document is designed to provide those championing the Good Business Charter with FAQs that will prepare you to effectively advocate for and answer questions about the Good Business Charter in various contexts—whether you are engaging with clients and customers, managing your supply chain, participating in events or networking.
GBC Coffee Break
At our Coffee Break, people can meet others who are committed to responsible business behaviour and learn more about becoming GBC accredited and embedding the ten components. It’s held online on the first Tuesday of the month. It is usually attended by sole traders and small business owners.
Please share this link and details on social media and via business networks you are part of.
Small organisations and sole traders
If you have a contact who is a sole trader or from a small organisation who can’t make our coffee break and would like to find out more about the GBC, please introduce them to Sam Beardall by emailing sam@goodbusinesscharter.com
Large organisations
If you have a contact from an organisation with over 50 employees who would like to find out more about the GBC, please introduce them to Hunter Hampton-Matthews by emailing
hunter@goodbusinesscharter.com